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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17
9as 8ettungStuefen tn ben Veretnts=
ten Gtaaten.

gs aiebt i'm @ebiete Der Ser. .StaateH
14,160 3eitungen unb 3eiti9ritten
ieaIider Nrt. SIM 2aufe bes Sabres
bat fid bic 3abl Der 3eitungen gegen
poriaes ccsal,r um 666 permebrt. Sdglis
de 3eitungen gibt es 1916, elm Semirli'
BON SO. ganaba bat 679 3eitungen.
llnaefdbr 1900 gIdtter ober 3eitf4rlfs
ten Faben cine Circulation BON 5000
lf1b bariiber. gtma & aller 3eiti9rifs
ten erideinen einmal tp06entlih uno
bic 3abl bieier Wo@enbldtter bat fi9
am meilfen in 2aufas unb Nebrasta
permebrt. RanIas bat aud ben grtBten
an Sagesbldtteru aufsuueilen.
gs giebt 700 religi6fe 3eitungen IN
ben Ser. Staateu. unb fat ] oanon
tuirb in Netp Oort, philadelphia, gos
ifon unb gbieaso sebrudt. Rew Oort
ifi meit bprans, aber gbicago fommt
nod por Boffon. 8 3eitunsen iinb Der
Geibenraupe, 6 Der 9nnigbiene unb
nidt tueniger als 80 ber 9iibnersu9t
aetpibmet. Die 3ebndr5te babeH IL,
Bic photographer 8, bic Saubfun1nlen
uno BIinben 19 3eitungen. Die Pro'
bibitionifen befben 129 Organe, bic
2iquorbdnbler 8, bic 5rauenre9tler q,
bic ganbp .Gabrifanten 8. Die Gatro:
nomie iit bur9 8, bas Sas bur9 5uei
3eitungen nertreten. 600 perben IN
6euti6er, AZ 3eitunsen in fran36Iif6er
Gpra9e gebrudt. Stem Oorf, Nem Srs
leans nmb Worcefer, Mc6., baben te
4 fran36iiibe 3eitungen. es giebt In
ben Yereinigten 6taaten mebr f9webls
f&e als frans6fiibe gldtter. 2 tdgllde
3eitungen iperben in Der b6bmii9en
Gpr0te gebrudt. gs siebt cine tueli9e,
cine bebrdiIGe, cine 9iueff4e unb cine
derofeiif@e 3eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17
Der nerffnrhene Greiherr Gr,

= Der berForbene Greiberr Grane
b. 2iebig binterldbt ein 8erm6gen bon
IL Millionen 8uIben, tpopon d Miu'
@uIben 3u tpobItbdtbieen 3wedeu BE-
'itimmt fms. Seine 8aterfabt rel.
9enberg erbielt bas Wiener Mrfaben.
6aus i'm Wertbe bon 600. 900 H., fti
ben Ratbbausbau fino 100000 H.. Be-
ifimmt. 6erner 2egate fir Bebienaetl
$4,000. Sieben Beamte iinb als 9er'
ipaltunssratb sinseiebt sur Gortfiibr'
ung bes Geldaftes fiir ben grubel
2u6mig Sitter b. 9iebig. Sebem fue
$4,000 Il. perma9t. Bonn Reiner'
trdgnib oes @ef9dftes iff tdbrli4 ein'
ausrei9enbe Summe fiir cine Alters'
perforsung idmmtli9er Deamten uni
Mrbeiter ja bermenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17

tuerben grIeidteruns ibres 2opfmebes,
Sdimmern Dor ben Nugen. Nagenidus
re. unrube, 1nuerbauli4teit. betdnbis
aen ober seittpeiieu nerp6Ien 3opf'
f6mer3en, &idens ober gtierenf9wd9e,
pein in ben 69ultern uno perf9iebe'
men 30rpertbeilen, ibrer Wattigteit uno
Sdwd1e bnr1 bas ginnebmen bon
Gimmons 2iber Regulate,
finben. Mlt unb Sung follten ibn
aebrau6en. Ct i9medt nidt libel, II
rein pegetablii1 unb ni@t na9tbeilie
fiir bic aartefe 2onftitution. ylur bei
bon 50. 3eilin 6 60. bereitete 1T EDIT,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17

Sheriff Oslesbp bon Wanerid
Gountp bat feline @eiisnation eins
sereid5t.
- Bei greenpille iibersubr elm
ssra&tsug cine Sub unb IA Cars ents
aleifien baburm. Der 0ofomotipens
fiibrer, Der bon ieinem plab berunters
iprang, ift setbbtet morben unb Der
6euermann brad elm 1ein.
- Der @ebiilfsmarfbal Scott pers
baftete In Sort Worib Som Smith,
Der Dor einem Sabre eiHen Wlann i'm
eSnoiauer. 3erritorium ermorbete.
- SIN Waifenbauie au Oallas, benz
foaeuannten vBudner Orphan Dome"
brad 6euer unter IL Bau9molenbals
len aus, bic auf Der 6arm bes Suffitu'
tes aeaoaen tporben iparen. Nad ans
ffrenaenber .Mrbeit ipurbe bas 6euer
aeI6idt. Der Derluii beirdgi ni6t
nebr ais $50.
= gus goRea uirb uns beri6tet: !:
0ier unb In Der umgegenb tpirb aage'
meiu iiber 3rodenbeit getlagt. Die
i'm 6erbf, nod benz @eeen, esidsts
Wintsrfrutt iif am 1ertrodnen:- :-yor
smei @o9en srf@oB ber Sheriff einen
Wann = anseblid aus euliHg toms
menb-, neil er fid ber @erbattnns
piberiebte.-M. Offer bat feline Grau
uno 3wsi 2inber fben laiien unb IN
nit einem babfden Wdb9eu our9ee'
byanxt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17

Serr WitoIaus aramp, 1924. gb.
waros 6traBe, Springfield, Sainois,
wobnbaft, iagt, baB Or. Iugut 3bs
nigs 6amburser Sropfen In anfdlen
BON 1illioiitdt unb anberrn Masenbe'
f&wsroen hets irieoer berseftellt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17

- Wie bic Wiener poIitii9e 2ors
responben3 melbet, bot ser g5ar barein
semilligt, baB porldufige lluterbanblun'
gen NIT benz Mddten iiber bic friebIi4s
20iuns ber bulsarif9en Grase einseIeis
tet tperoen. Die 2abinette fnb biers
bon In Renntnib gefebt worben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17

Mn1 Elm 8irtuos.-rSo, Sbr
Sobn iit alio als Wfuiifer beim 3beater
augeifellt. Was IpieIt CT benn eigentli6
fir elm Snitrumenta" loBt BE-
Ouunerfaffe rumple."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17
0ebrau9e=
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
sesen QUE 2raniheiten Der
2eter, yeierea, Mtl3 unb Masena

0eGeu que xrouIqeIten pe'
2etn, yliren, Wiil3 rnb giasel1s.
Oieies rein sesetabiIifde Mit.
tel, nun 70 berhbmt ais 1ans.
arsnei. eutfianb 1928 I'm
eHDeu. gs pirft miIb auf
be Ddrme unb Niereu, resu.
Int bic Sbdtigfeit Der eeber uno
iR.bober, aIei9bisI mas f6 als
Sie arnnf6eit berausReaen mag
tds bette Q S&utmttteI
Bel allen aer6bnIi1en Rrnnfbei'
ten pirb q cbne BeibiIfe lie
aeub elmer anbern aJuei etne
f9Ieuuise Setlnus ber'
beiflkren.
Gin wirtiames Seitmittel.
SD faun eimmons aiber Resulaipr ale ein
ririlomes &eiImitteI ge8en alles eeberlesoen,
9epfneb uuS eeeeu DnspsRfie smpie1!sn.
asnii o. Eunbtr, af. aofm., philadelphia.
aeiu 8eitberIuf teine
uuterbre4aug ooer ee.
f9dftsRoruus, nabreuo
man ben MesnIator einnimntt.
ainSern, Sic iiber 1Idbun.
aeu, Ropfpeb ober Ras
aenibeIteit Hagen, niro Elm
xbeeI6jfeI bou eber mebr 2inbe.
runs sepdbren.
Genu oas UaitfeI seleseutIid
bouYatienten einseuommen iuirb,
bic ber NoIoria ausgefett fne,
nirb q oas Gift ausmeraen unb
Fe Dor BEN Anfal beDabren.
guta&ten eines ar3tes.
gsit % sabren prattiaire i'd aIs arst uni
k;r ,,;e n, essonhe oeipelen cine bedetabtIif6l
Hsifhnna aulammen3uieten, tutlde iDie Sim
moui qise. aesnIator bic eeber sur 9batisfsi
anreot unb slsi9aeitis bic gerSauungs. nnl
NIutbiIbungsfrdfis beS Orsanismue FART, aat
fe ~ f&pd6eu.-e. R, Sinton, R. D., @a
ibiustsn. arf.
a&tet barauf bas G&te au betomusen
bereitet bon
j. H. Zeilin &c Co., gbilaoslPb'a
preis $1.00.
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= BON Sort Wottb iuirb beri@tet,
baB ber Winter bis iebt ben 8iebsa&'
tern giiuftig 1T.
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M&tuns!

q. 3. SoS q Go. No: 266 eenl'
u,eree : Siro6e, pertaufeu bic feiHiien
6errus unb D0men Wfobeipaareii, ios
Die G6ute unb QIeiber ~ erfaunli4
bilIisen 93reiien. lin sefdliseH 9stu@
tplr6 eebeten. H,9,tusp63
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-17

- Dos grbBte Eager bon Gepebr.
unb Repolbersp patroneH uub Cullen bel
piper & 9 S@uItbeB.
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= Winbtborif bat am 16. Sanuar
ieinen IS. Geburtstag gefeiert.
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Eeras ..
2estsIatmr.

- Sm Senat legten CALHOUN un6
6ouifon petitiouen pom ytotbleibenben
aus SbadeIforo unb Wiabarser Gouu'
tp por.
= glaseod beantragte cine Derdnbes
rung bes Geuageiebes uub iiberreibt ei'
NJ Detition BON iriffen 8iirgern, bic
5000 gremplare Der Gouperneurss Bot
idaft in irii@er 6prade gebrudt tpiin'
iden.
= 6raut beri9tete sinftis iiber bic
Bill 3ur 0erf9drfung Der 6trafen auf
bas Wafentragen.
= 6arrifon beantragte. oaB giiefts
babntompaanien ibre Arbeiter norher
bobon terihtieeu mhfeu, iuenn fie bie'
ielben entlaiien ober ibren 2obn bertills
ierieben motIen. gbenio iolen bic Nr'
better bic gileubabn porber oapon be'
nadri9ten, ueun iie bic Arbeit riie'
berlegen ipouen.
- Simtins mill ben eooperatiben
Iarmerifores Dpri1ub leifen unb @ors
porationen auBerbalb bes Staates ben
6anbeI in 3eTas berbieten.
- SIN 0aufe iuurbe bic iosenannte
Per diem Bill angenommen.
- paige b.a6te cine Bill elm, tpel9e
bas Wertaufer, 8eri9enten ober Wers
leiben bon Waffen on Winberidbrige
perbietet.
Mc0uire bra9te cine 8ill elm gum
Mrbeiten bon 3u9tbaussS Strdfingen an
gountproaos.
= 6euat uub Saus bielten cine &C.
meini9oftli9e Sibung ab, I'm bic ftir
@ouperneur uub lieutenant 8ouperaeur
abgegebenen Stimmen su sdblen. Dos
@eiultat NOR:
RoB ........... 228. 776 SttmIlen
go@ran ........ 65.235
Sobonep .....19, l86
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RnpfThDttters


III oft elm au;eifeu bon einer Gtoring in
ben Seroouunsserganen. Ner on bieiem
beidmerliden llebel leibet, benz fam burd
aper's Billen sebolfen tueroen.
sd bin su &opfi9mers seneist, &C.
brlufe oaber Aper's Yillen, uno iie erloien
mid jebes Olal BON allem S6mer,." 6.
Bebber, Wan9eiter, q. 8.
,Nper's Bitlen iinb bas bette Nittel, bas
it je bel &opii9nier, anfranbte. Dieie bel-
fen mir, tpeun ole anoeren Wfittel iebls
iGlageu." Sba Stiuner, 304 Ebirtetntb
ct, u. N., @aibingtOu, .. 6.
raper's Yillen beilen mid iebes Waal,
iuenn if 6opfi6mer, babe" Sobu Sten,
Germantown, ga.
sd leibe ieit Sabren on SOpiweb, uuS
MDer's Hilleit
belien mir ;uoerldiiiser, als irsenb Elm or.
oeres Rittel."
8ereitet pon
81. 3. 9. ager & Co., eoweu. RaH.
SIN atleu gpotbefen ;n baben.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-08
YouLg America Travelling.

Three boys, the eldest not over IA years
of age, apparently, came up from San
Francisco last evening and took quarters
at the Western Hotel, where their peculiar
appearance, they being attired in grimy
clothing, as though just from machine
shop, and their ostentatiOus display of
money, attracted attention and led to their
being interviewed by Chief Dillman and
officer Sullivan and escorted to the lock-
up. There it was found that each one was
armed with revolver, and they had am
munition in abundance, while their cash
on hand reached total of S38. They
owned up that they were apprentices at the
Union Iron Works, in San Francisco, and,
being paid off yesterday, ran away and
came to this city, as starter toward seeing
the world. One of them said in explana.
ton of their being armed, that they
thought it might come handy TO kill a
chicken sometimes when they were in the
country. The Chief of Police has tele-
graphed to their parents at San Francisco
to send Tor them.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-08
Fully Identified.

When Mike Bennett was arrested by
officer Sullivan on suspicion of his being
the individual who paid the residence OF
Win. ]. Davis visit about o'clock in the
morning, a few days since, Mr.. Davis identi-
fed him as the party wanted. 1t was de-
termined, however, to take him to Mr..
Davis house and see whether Mrs. Davis
would recognize him, she having also seen
him as he escaped from their room. He
was escorted to the house by Chief Dillman
and officer Sullivan last evening, and Mrs.
Davis identified him positively. Bennett
still insists that he is innocent. He will
have opportunity to show that such is the
case in the Police Court next Monday MIR
Davis says, speaking of his first view of the
burglar in his room. that he had been for
several days importuned by people to lend
his aid toward securing teen positions
about the Legislature, and when he saw
the stranger in the apartment he thought ii
was some one who had come early to gain
an advantage over others.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. James H. Budd, of Stockton, came ovel
| to the city yesterday.
R. L. Myrick, Assistant Division Superintend.
ent of the Western tacifc Railroad, was in town
| yesterday.
d. W. Earl and wife, old Sacramentans, now
residing at the Bay, returned home yesterday
from visit to this city.
Judge Van Fleet, Joseph Steffans. L. C. Atkin-
son and n. H. Foster were among those who
left for San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Adair Welcker, late Assistant Superintendent
of Public Instruction, will leave this evening
for the East, and after making a short visit to
Washington and other points, will sail for
Eng; and during the month. He has made ar
engagements to give readings throughout Eng
land, under the management of Mr.. Terry, the
business manager of The Strand Theater the
selections TO be from his dramatic works, which
have been heretofore noticed in our columns.
1t is also bis intention to extend his appoint
ments. at a later day, iuto Italy and Germany.
Arrivals at the Golden Eegle Hotel yesterday :
Fl. B. La Rue, Philadelphia; A. A. Taylor, Santa
Cruz: Abbott Kinney, Los Angeles; S j. Stabler,
Yuba City; J. J Ca lenday, Charles A. Watson,
San Francisco: VIM: G: Ayes Philadelphia; d.
H. Birdsall, W. w. Birch and wife, San Fran
cisco; George Stoneman San Gabriel: w. F.
Bowers, Portland, Or: George Tourney, L. T.
Moulton, San Francisco; F. N. Cooley, Oakland;
c. NJ. Carroll, G. W. GOrdoy, c. E. Paddock, A.
Hayward San Franeisco; t. r. Harding. Ba-
kersfeld: A. ]. Sullivan, NJ. Richie. c. A. Dorm
ing: San Francisco; T. II. Minor, j. G. Chapman,
Areata.
correspondent writes the RECORD UNION as
follows ION the 29th of December, at the resi-
deIce of the brides parents. on the lower
stockton road. Marie, fourth daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Leimbaeh, was married to William
Smith, of Florin Miss Mabel Leimbach, sister
of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. and Arch.
Menzies, OF this city was groomsman. The
contracting parties are well and favorably
known in this vicinity. where they have resided
most of their lives Besides members of both
families, only few intimate frirnds were pres
ent to witness the ceremony. After congratula-
tions had been INDUCED in and sumptuous re-
past partaken of, singing and dancing was the
programme of the evening, after which the
happy couple departed for their future home near
Florin, with the best wishes of all assembled.
The presents were numerous and useful, as well
as ornamental
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Filed January ;, 1887. I

Filed January g. 1887.
December 81, 1Ss6-Iucipda Blue to E. Com
stoek-South 80 feet of lot 6, y and o, Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets 81, 500
January 8. lSS7-Wm. d. Tyrrell and others to
Patrick Flansgan-North ~ feet Of lot S. n and
o, Sixth and Seventh strteis; Sl.2e0.
Filed January T. 1857.
December Is, 1SS6-I4sster -. and May n
Greene TO the San Francisco Savings Union
Piece of lard on tie bank Of the sacramento
river, in the Pearson district ; $500.
January !, lSS7-Annje b. Ward &c christopher
and Enice Hortsusn-Four scres in township s
north, range ) East 8 $50
January 4, fSS3-Christopher H9rtsman and
wife to Miss Anrie B. Ward-West half OF lot 6
and ., Twenty-thud and Twenty fourth
streets 81 ,0G0.
January 4, 1ss7-George L Clarke to Max
Mueller-Ten acres at the JUNCTION of the weSi
line of 0dbert's lane aud the Sacramento and
Placerville Railroad ; 81 $50
FILED January 5, 1887.
January 4, 1SS7-Mrs. Mary Dolan to Mrs
| Emma kleinsorge-West half OF lot 6, and
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets: 81 100
Filled January 6, 1887.
January 6, 1SS7-Evan Evans to Mrs D. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures in lots II, Is and 16, block
| is. town of Gait 81, 997 Is
January G. 1SS7-Edward Malone to Rosa De
Martini-North half of lot 4, C and D, Eleventh
and Twelfth streets 81 400
January g. 1SS7-M. G.. jackson to |. J. Ross
strip of land 80 feet wide along the south line
| of the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section 5, township north, range
| east S25.
| dolt-Block between R and s, Fourteenth an(
| Fifteenth streets $50.
| January s. 1SS7-Peyton Resell to Matthew f
! MacMahon-Five acres on the Jackson road
S625.
filled January Z. 1887.
| December Is, lSS6-Nellie b. Fuller to Geo 0
| Ruffiey-West 81 feet OF lot 6, D and E, Thir
| teenth and Fourteenth streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-08
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Armstrong Judge.
Errrn Ianl1nrN nth

Department One-Armstrong, Judge.
FRIDAY. January 18th.
Guardianship of the Walsh minors-Con-
~ HaiIinan VS.. II. McCenn-Co Continued one
Huntington. Hopkins & Co. vs. ANNE E. Du-
four ct al-Continued one week.
In re. NJ. J. Laymance, an insolvent deotor-
Matter of B. F. Woodson, insolvent-M. NJ.
Drew appointed assignee. Bond, $780,
Ida Witt VS.. Otto Wltt-DlVerce granted PIaIn Il
tiff, and defendant ordered to pay plaintiff Slu
per month for the support OF their minor chlio
Department Two-van Fleet, Judge,
FRIDAY. January It'll
l. tate OF Bridget MCPHERSON, deceased-Sale
of real estate confirmed.
Estate of Wilhelmine Deterding, deceased
Final account allowed, and matter of distribu-
ton submitted. Attorneys fees of $50 above d.
Estate of J. B. Sanders, deceased-Letters
granted to f. H. Russell. Bond So GOO George
?. Register, E. l. Robinson and E Greer, ap-
praisers.
Estate of B. F. Whittemore, deceased-Real
estate ordered sold at public auction
Guardianship of the persons and estates of
the Bitter minOrs-0rder made allowing SD SO
per month for each.
Guardianship of James Bagnall, incompetent
Letters granted to Ebenezer Twaddle. Bond,
Guardianship of Joseph Bagnal, incompetent
Estate of Bridget Henry, deceased-sale of
real estate confirmed
Estate of s. A. Avery, deceased-Continued
two weeks by consent.
Estate of w. j. ArDell, deceased-Letters
granted to F. II. Russe.i Bond, 81, 100 F. D.
Griffith B. II. Russell and +. Y. Williams, ap-
praisers. Notice in RECORD UNION.
Estate of II. B. Chatfeld Decentralization
for continuance granted.
w. W. Brison VS.. Carrie NJ. Brison; C. A. Pear
son W. w. S. Runyon; d. McLanahan VS.. Thos
Wait ct al; Iohn Hagle VS.. Julia A. Hagle; in
nfar fFCr p. aaffa IS
Walker, insolvent; matter of j. B. De Longe in
solvent and matter of ]. A. Fox, insolvent-all
continued.
People VS.. Charles Williams, grand larceny
Defendant pleads not guilty. c. II. Oatmau ap-
pointed to defend. Case set for January 9th
People VS.. Joseph George, grand larceny-De-
PENDANT pleads guilty, and is sentenced 10
eighteen months in tie State Prison at Folsom.
People VS.. Fred. A. Campbell, grand larceny
Defendant pleads guilty, and is sentenced to
two years in the State Prison at Folsom
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-08
weather at Nicolaus for 1886.

The following table gives the lowest and
highest daily mean temperature for each
month, with monthly precipitation, num-
Der of clear days, number of rainy days
and DAYS in which frost was observed, and
averages for the year, at Nicolaus, Suffer
county, Cal. As will be observed from the
table, the climate of Nicolaus is mild and
equable, the mean daily temperature for
the year being as high as 62.02O, while the
range above the yearly average is 17.770,
and below, but IA 200. This record for the
past year will compare favorably with the
temperature of places lying as much as i've
degrees south of this parallel, and it is I'M
fortunate that no record of temperature
has been kept here for the past years from
which more extended report could be
compiled.
The rainfall for the past year was 1881
inches, being 2 50 inches below the normal
for nine years. There were but So rainy
days in the year, while 264 clear days were
recorded The rest were cloudy to fair.
Nicolaus is situated ON the right bank of
the Feather river, eleven miles above the
junction with the Sacramento and two
miles below the mouth of the Bear river.
1t lies under the same parallel as Lisbon, in
Portugal. and is but half degree north of
the latitude of Palermo, in Sicily, and its
capabilities for growing fruit are equal to
the sunny lands of the famous Italian Pc
ninsula, and have q greater range In va
riety
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-08
A Promised Pleasure;

Rev. George w. James has been secured
by the Museum Association to lecture at
the E. B. Crocker Art Gallery, Tuesday
night. Mr.. James came 10 the coast by re-
quest of the Lick Observatory Trustees to
report upon the acceptance of the great
lenses made 10y Allan Clark & Sons, and
the making of which has taken so many
years He is an eloquent speaker and one
of the best informed scientists of the day.
He is a member of the Royal Astronomical
Society. Fellow of the Royal Historical
Society, and Lecturer st the Lon
don Polytechnic Institute. His lecture
Tuesday night will describe the marvels OF
making the great glasses, the largest and
most powerful ever made, and include de-
scription of the Lick Observatory and tele-
scope He delivered the lecture before the
Astronomical Society and vast assemblage
in London, and it is by happy chance only
that the Museum Association has been
enabled to arrange for him on his way back
East to stop here and give Sacramento the
benefit of the lecture. The mere announce
ment ought to be enough to insure filling
the lecture room to its utmost capacity.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-08
SUNDAY RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Congreeational Churcb. Sixtb Street. b

Congregational Church, Sixth Street, be-
tween and 1.-THE pastor, Rev W. c. Merrill,
will preach tomorrow at 10:i5 A. NJ. Sub
ject: Jesus Christ Without him-Praciical
Agnosticism." Sunday-school at l2:l5 p II. Mis-
sion-s school, Twenty-third and X streets. $50
P, NJ. Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor, with praise and other services for the
young, in lecture-room at 545 The public cor
daily invited.
Central NJ. Il. Church, Eleventh street,
between II and preaching by the pastor, Rev.
| Thos Filben, at 1913. Subject: Thy Kingdom
| Come" Young peoples meeting at 6 P. NJ
| Union revival service at Sixth-street NJ. E
| Church in the evening. Everybody welcome
| Union revival services at this church every
evening next week. Praise service from 7. The
| public invited.
Nj. Il. Church South. Seventh street, bet.
/ J and K-The pastor, Rev. H. c. Christian, will
| hold revival services at both hours-st IL A. N.
and 7:15 P. NJ. Subject for morning: "Dsvid in
Babylon" Evening: Weighed in the Balance
aud Found Wanting" ALI strangers cordially
invited
Westminster rresbyterisn Church, cor.
Sixth and L-Rev. J. E. Wheeler, D. D.. pastor.
viii preach tomorrow morning at 1915, and
evening at T. Sabbath-school at i215 Strangers
invited to attend.
Presiding at First Baptist Church by
A. J. FIost, pastor. Morning subject: The
Brokenhearted Christ" Evening subject
Conditions of Church Prosperity" All are
cordially invited to attend.
Unitarian Seryice-At Pioneer Hall, at
f.lO i. NJ, meeting VIII De 0elu lOOklnS tONdlu
the establishment in Sacramento of church
representing the Liberal Christian faith. The
exercises will be conducted by Rev C. p. Mas
sey, and addresses will be delivered by Rev.
Ho.atio Stebbins, D. D., and Charles A. Muir
dock, Esq, of San Francisco. and Rev. C. W.
Wendte, OF Oakland. All are invited.
Sixth-street NJ. E. Church. between K
and l.-Rev. George W. James, F. R. II. s., will
preach at 1915 A. NJ, and Rev. Thos tilben at
7:;0P.M. Song service at 7. All are welcomes
Calvary Baptist Church, j street, be-
tween Twelfth and misunderstanding by
Rev. A. c. Herrick, pastor, morning and evening.
At IL, subject: THE Character of our Ex-
ample" At 7:15: a" Prepare to Meet Thy God
cordial welcome to all.
st. PauPs Church, Eighth street, be-
tween / and J.-Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis, rector.
Holy communion, s A. NJ. Service with sermon,
il A. NJ. and 7 P. NJ. School, l245 School corner
Sixteenth and n $50 P. NJ.
Christian Church, Eighth, between
and O-Robt l.. Mediation, pastor, will preach
Sunday morning at IL and evening at I. Sunday
school at 9:45 A. NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
Young Mems Christian Association,
Sixth street, near k-Song service. Men only.
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Short ad-
dresses. Young men welcome.